Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Viktoria0309

какие наречия имеют формы степеней сравнения ?

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Автор ответа: StepaSmelov2003

Как понять степень сравнения

Viktoria0309: спасибо,уже нашла

Автор ответа: Sabikosya97

Быстро как? Быстрее(сравнительная степень)
Быстрее всех(превосходная степень!
Быстро быстрее быстрее всех
Легко легче легче всего
Осторожно осторожнее осторожнее всех

Viktoria0309: спасибо

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